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901  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The secret of gambling? on: August 25, 2019, 10:31:55 AM
After playing gambling games hundreds of times, without much effort in winning substantial profits at all, it makes me wonder what could be the secret of gambling? Personally, I find myself comfortable playing crypto-based gambling games, because of their greater level of accessibility than traditional games. I believe that gambling games which use cryptocurrencies and Blockchain tech, are much fairer than traditional ones within the mainstream world. Yet, you tend to lose more money than you've initially invested into a gambling game.

Which is why, I'm deeply curious to know if there's actually a secret within gambling that would allow me to win more than losing? Any thoughts about this will be greatly appreciated. Smiley

There's no secret in gambling. It is a game of luck and if there's a secret or a certain pattern for betting, everyone would have been winning easy money in gambling. Most people lose their money in gambling because they think there's a way to get easy money from it. However, the opposite happens, people gets addicted in gambling and ends up losing money. The only one who earns in gambli g are those lucky gamblers and gambling operators.
902  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Does hard work in gambling count? on: July 22, 2019, 11:53:15 PM
Some gambling games might require a mixture of skill, luck, experience and strategy, so the answer for that is "yes". However, for games that would only require luck and intuition I think the amount of time spent has no bearing, what important is you know the game and it's mechanics.
903  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: You cannot win in gambling on: July 22, 2019, 11:18:06 PM
I just had a really bad day gambling today with Roma losing a ticket for me and their odd was 1.20 and they were playing against the last place of Italian Serie A. I thought a bad day and move on and played another ticket this time I choose Brondby as they were playing at home against a team they had beaten almost always and the odd was 1.35. This was even worse as Brondby lost 2-4 at home to a team quoted from the bookies at 8.5

Now I am not an expert in gambling but this day was a really eye opener for me, you can never win in gambling. Imagine when you can't win in lotto , soccer betting or whatever you call it, you don't have a chance in slots.

You can actually win in gambling, the problem is people don't know how to control their greed and when to stop gambling. People always chase for bigger profit and end up losing everything wasting their time sitting to gamble. That's what makes gambling addicting, people's desire to win easy profit while playing different games.
904  Economy / Services / Re: [OPEN] WOLF.BET Signature Campaign - Hero/Legendary - Up to 0.01BTC/week! on: July 22, 2019, 10:08:54 PM
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905  Economy / Gambling / Re: New stunning crypto gambling project on: July 11, 2019, 04:19:52 PM
You should have started or created a website for it so players would be able to check it. You can make it more creative so you could attract more players but hearing as if you're just planning something is actually giving us doubts about it. Still, good luck to you, Op.
906  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling destitute on: July 11, 2019, 06:22:55 AM
Yes, gambling can make man destitute at any time. Gambling is just for fun only. Gambling is not a way to make money. I know many people play gambling to earn money. But it should not be done at all. Gambling will have to play for fun. Humor pressure can never be taken if you lose in gambling. Remember gambling is just a simple game that is fun to play. Never invest more money in gambling. If you invest a lot more in gambling then you can be destitute.

Thank you


The reason why people risk their money in gambling is that it is one of the easiest way to earn and multiply your money. What people forgot that winning is the goal in gambling that is why the odds of winning in gambling is slimmer. Most games depends on luck, and we should remember that gambling is created for entertainment and only operators has sure income from it.
907  Economy / Services / Re: 🚀CyberDice 🎲 Signature Campaign 🚀 [FULL] on: July 05, 2019, 11:43:03 PM
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Reapplying, I hope I can join the 3rd round Smiley
908  Economy / Services / Re: 🚀CyberDice 🎲 Signature Campaign 🚀 [FULL] on: July 01, 2019, 12:21:28 PM
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909  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is limited supply money such as Bitcoin better than the ... on: June 14, 2019, 04:31:02 AM
Is limited supply money such as Bitcoin better over the current forms of money?

For they can be printed out more (EURO, USD etc currency) and gold can be found all over the universe.

The debate between proponents of low but perpetual inflation (like Monero) and those who favor a hard capped supply (like Bitcoin) will probably continue for decades. The jury is still out on that one.

But I think we can all agree that having a predictable supply and inflation rate combined with relative scarcity is vastly superior to the unpredictable supplies of fiat money or gold.

When it comes to money, the more information users have, the better. The transparency of money supply in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is unparalleled.

I agree with this, cryptocurrency's scarcity and limited supply helps it save it's value and it is indeed superior to fiat where central banks can print endless count of money which in some countries caused hyper inflation.
910  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Faketoshi aka Craig Wright seems goes straight to jail :D on: June 14, 2019, 04:14:05 AM

Okay, so Craig just browsed numbers of rich man's wallet address and claimed that it was his just to prove that he has tons of bitcoin to aupport his claim that he is satoshi. Huh
911  Local / India / Re: Indian Government Backed Program to offer Crypto and Blockchain Course on: June 13, 2019, 11:31:39 PM
Isn't it quite ironic that the Indian government offers such a course when its stance regarding cryptocurrencies is still on the negative? It doesn't make sense to me on how would the government encourage people to learn something on a field wherein the authorities themselves do not recognize as a legitimate/legal scene. Anyway though, blockchain and crypto coding courses are becoming more and more popular and in demand as the days go by. This just means that the blockchain and cryptocurrencies opened up a new pot of gold for developers who are looking for jobs that has long been saturated by a lot of professionals already.

That is what I am confused of, they do not want to support the idea of using cryptocurrency and they are offer courses and careers related to blockchain technology. Their mindset contradicts on what they aim. It is confusing what is their real stand in crypto and blockchain tech. I guess they should have a clear decision on how will they treath crypto if they want to build a career around it.
912  Economy / Gambling / Re: eSports Live $10k, Bet on eSports & more with low fees or create your own casino on: June 13, 2019, 11:16:09 PM
Betting using stable coin "Bucks"? Huh Inconvenient, why not accept direct bitcoin or any other crypto instead. Would have been better if you would directly let players bet than letting them buying a stable coin that is not traded yet.
913  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Please help newbie to go to market in the UK on: June 13, 2019, 10:05:48 PM
Coinbase is also the best choice for me. I have a friend based in UK and he has been using it for months without any hassle. Transactions were done smoothly. In our country, we're able to transfer funds from our local wallets to banks. Just try the given advises above and choose which will work fine for you.
914  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Verification of identity compulsory on transactions over $1000 on: June 13, 2019, 04:37:41 PM
If they will implement it, people will still do everything to avoid and get rid of passing the verification requirement that they want. It's fine that they have a limit amount but I don't think everyone is willing to comply with it. Money laundering is everywhere and they couldn't stop it by asking everyone to pass a certain KYC.
915  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: g20 FATF regulations to demand kyc for recipient on: June 13, 2019, 03:04:01 PM
Maybe in future we will have to do kyc on most sites ți use crypto, but I think for now we don't need to be worried and I think never will have to do kyc if we have a hardware wallet to use it.


Kyc is being used for security purposes so I think we have nothing to worry about it unless we want to keep our transactions anonymous. There are exchanges that oblique us to pass the KYC for our own good. I'm sure that they will never do it for no reason.
916  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Retail Giant Target Is Quietly Working on a Blockchain for Supply Chains on: June 12, 2019, 11:52:29 PM
It's a great thing that even huge companies and businesses are starting to adopt the blockchain technology. It will be better if they will adopt coins for several usages as well. Transactions, by the help of blockchain technology, is more convenient and it will serve as a strength and edge of these companies and both parties will benefit from it.
917  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Worlds first Crypto-Postagestamps issued! on: June 12, 2019, 11:32:44 PM
This kind of adoption no matter how big or small it is would bring a huge impact on the development and improvement of cryptocurrency. It will still spread awareness for those people who aren't well-informed about crypto and Bitcoin. We must appreciate every little adaption because we'll never know how it would affect the market.
918  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Faketoshi technobabble, bunkum and mis-information from CoinGeek Toronto 2019 on: June 12, 2019, 11:12:14 PM
If you're trying to say that the identity of the real Satoshi will be revealed in that video, then it's totally a big deception for most of us. We all know that things will never be that easy. No one knows or has proven who the real Satoshi is. This kind of drama only wants publicity.

To the contrary.

CSW has provided no valid (signed and verifiable) cryptographic proof (to date) of being Satoshi Nakamoto, whatsoever, however he and the other BSV proponents have been claiming this for years now, including at the recent CoinGeek conference for BSV.

This helps to debunk these myths or at least help folks decide for themselves.

...

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5148607.msg51443080#msg51443080

"Craig S. Wright has been ordered to appear in-person in Florida on June 18th. Will he?"
- https://twitter.com/PonsDeSerres/status/1138207419471925248


Craig Wright couldn't prove something that isn't true. The truth will always prevail no matter how hard he tries to deceive us. Bitcoin is a well-established coin and no one will believe easily if someone claims to be its creator. He's just ruining his own reputation.
919  Economy / Economics / Re: How Will FB Coin/JPM Coin Impact the Cryptocurrency Ecosystem? on: June 12, 2019, 08:19:53 PM
My ideal scenario would be that current crypto users boycott Facebook and Jp Morgan coin and stick with the decentralized options.  Unfortunately new users will definitely buy up anything with Facebook attached to it.


That idea could help but it's impossible. Since JPM is entitled to control things, he will surely focus on centralizing it and will only take advantage the chance to rule over it. We all know that some users only follow the trend, they will surely buy this coin regardless of the centralization.
920  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A Bank in Liechtenstein Grew It’s Traffic by 900%, by Selling Cryptocurrencies on: June 12, 2019, 06:56:56 PM
Due to the increased demand it is expected to see a growth in the bank sales and trading. Even small crypto exchanges can compete with big traditional banking institutions in terms of providing financial services and profits.


I agree with you. Most people now trust cryptocurrency and exchanges more than traditional banks because of the advantage of financial freedom. I have never heard that banks are now selling cryptocurrency but what I know is they're accepting it. It's still great news for crypto world and will push it more to grow further.
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